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Eine Reliefabbildung vom menschlichen Körper, der Leber und der Lungen

Improving individual prevention: Researchers from Dresden and Aachen develop AI model to predict liver cancer risk

Dried corn stalks

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"Nature" study: extreme global climate outcomes are possible even at 2 degree Celsius of warming

Foto von Fahnen auf dem Campus in den TUD-Farben zu EUTOPIA, Science and Innovation Campus und The Collaborative University.

© André Wirsig

TUD ranks top worldwide in “School of Engineering Sciences” – Prestigious QS Ranking re-confirms top position

Deputy Head of Chair presenting the donation at the clinic, alongside Prof. Mechthild Krause (Co-Director of the Department of Radiotherapy and Radiation Oncology) & Dr. Chiara Valentini (Senior Physician at the Department of Pediatric Oncology)

Spende für krebskranke Kinder: TUD-Mitglieder unterstützen Filmprojekt in der Kinderonkologie

Two macrophages under a microscope.

New Approach Against Solid Tumors: EU Invests €2.5 Million in Novel Cancer Therapy at TU Dresden

The DSA programme also included a "Brücke" Walk, during which keen senior walkers in Moritzburg embarked on a commemorative tour honouring the "Brücke" artists, under the expert guidance of Christian Kunath, an expert on Saxon history.

© Uta Löser, DSA

Colorful, exciting, up close: The new educational offer of the Dresden Seniors' Academy

© Tanja Kirsten

Experience science up close! Girls' Day on April 23, 2026

A rendering. A large, red, 3D double-helix structure made of connected spheres spirals against a dark purple background filled with hundreds of small, glowing pink and purple dots. The helix structure dominates the right side of the image, appearing with some blur to suggest depth. Overlaying this scene is a block of text in the center and left: the first line is white, reading "26.–29. März 2026". The two prominent middle lines are large and yellow, stating "CRISPR" and "Die Genschere in Dresden". The bottom line is smaller and white, reading "Wissenschaft erleben".

The "Genetic Scissors" Explained: CRISPR Roadshow Comes to Dresden

Zertifikat Microelectronic Engineering

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New Certificate program Microelectronics Engineering launched